Card Shops in Midland, TX — 5 Shops & 1 Upcoming Show

Trading Card Shops in Midland, Texas

Midland serves the Permian Basin, and its five card shops split cleanly between sports and TCG with almost no overlap — which means the right shop for you here is unusually easy to identify.

Influx Games downtown on East Illinois started as Saturday Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments in somebody's living room and is now the largest TCG store in the Basin, supporting Magic, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Digimon, Flesh and Blood and Lorcana. On the sports side, Lone Star Sports Cards on West Front Street runs half card shop, half coin and bullion counter, with price matching and daily deals. Brothers Sports Cards on Andrews Highway is the newest arrival and carries a perfect five-star rating.

All Star Sports Cards on North Midkiff is owner Ralph's shop, good for baseball singles, Pokémon bulk and fair valuations on whole collections. EntertainMART on West Cuthbert is the warehouse-scale option where cards share floor space with retro games and movies. Both of Midland's upcoming shows run at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena.

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All Star Sports Cards & Collectibles

44 reviews

★ 4.5

3320 N Midkiff Rd, Midland, TX

⚾ MLB 🏈 NFL ⚡ Pokémon 💎 Singles 🕹️ Vintage

Hours

11AM-5PM

● Open

Owner-run Midkiff Road stop where Midland collectors dig through baseball singles, Pokemon bulk, and framed memorabilia, with fair valuations on whole collectio…

3111 W Cuthbert Ave, Midland, TX

⚡ Pokémon ⚾ MLB 💎 Singles 🕹️ Vintage

Hours

11AM-9PM

● Open

Warehouse-scale Midland media exchange where sports cards and Pokemon packs share floor space with retro games, comics, and movies — trade credit stretches fa…

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From a living room to the largest TCG store in the Basin

Influx Games at 311 East Illinois Avenue started as Saturday Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments in somebody's living room. It is now the largest TCG store in the Permian Basin and was voted a top retailer in 2025.

That origin is not just a nice story — it explains the shop. Stores that grow out of a play group tend to be organised around play first and retail second, and Influx's hours prove it: closed Monday and Tuesday, opening in the afternoon and running late at weekends. Nobody keeps those hours for shoppers.

It supports an unusually wide range — Magic, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Digimon, Flesh and Blood and Lorcana — which for a market this size means you can pick up almost any current game locally rather than importing a playgroup's worth of product.

Cards, coins and bullion on the same counter

Lone Star Sports Cards at 1004 West Front Street runs half card shop, half coin and bullion counter — a combination that is more common in West Texas than most places and worth understanding.

Shops that deal in bullion are used to valuing things by objective standards and to customers who arrive knowing spot price. That tends to make them straightforward on cards too: Lone Star advertises price matching and daily deals, which is not a common posture in a category where opacity usually favours the seller.

It keeps daytime hours six days a week and sits just south of downtown, close enough to Influx to do both in one trip. If you are selling vintage sports and want a second opinion on a number, having a shop across town that thinks in spot prices is genuinely useful.

The Horseshoe Arena shows

Midland has two card shows on the calendar and both run at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena: the Alt Art Exchange, a Pokémon TCG event, and the Tall City Card Show.

Two shows a year at a single venue is modest against a city like Oklahoma City, but for a metro this size and this remote it matters more than the count suggests. Odessa is twenty minutes west, Lubbock about two hours north, and El Paso and Dallas–Fort Worth are both long drives — so a Horseshoe Arena weekend is genuinely the regional gathering rather than one option among many.

If you are selling, these are the two dates worth planning around. A show floor gets you multiple dealers bidding in an afternoon, which no amount of walking between five shops replicates. See selling at card shows and first card show prep.

Where to sell a collection in Midland

Midland is unusually well set up for selling, because the five shops genuinely want different things.

All Star Sports Cards at 3320 North Midkiff Road is owner Ralph's shop and is specifically noted for fair valuations on whole collections — the right call if you are selling everything rather than cherry-picking. Brothers Sports Cards on Andrews Highway buys outright, takes trades and handles consignments, and negotiates on a handshake. Lone Star brings the bullion-counter mindset to vintage sports. EntertainMART on West Cuthbert trades broadly and pays in store credit that stretches further than cash.

Four genuinely different buyers in one metro means you can get multiple offers in an afternoon, which is rare outside major markets. Price the collection first — our selling guide and consignment vs outright cover how to approach it.

The warehouse option

EntertainMART at 3111 West Cuthbert Avenue is a different kind of stop: warehouse-scale media exchange where sports cards and Pokémon share floor space with retro games, comics, vinyl and movies. It carries over 1,000 reviews, far more than any other shop in the city, because it draws people who are not there for cards.

Two things worth knowing. Trade credit generally stretches further than cash offers, so if you are converting an old collection into something else, this is the efficient route. And the browse is genuinely wide — if you like walking out with something you did not plan on, that is the appeal.

It keeps the most accessible hours of the Midland shops we list, open into the evening seven days a week.

❓ Card Shops in Midland — FAQ

Are there card shows in Midland, Texas?

Yes — two on the calendar, both at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena: the Alt Art Exchange, a Pokémon TCG event, and the Tall City Card Show. For a metro this remote those weekends are the regional gathering rather than one option among many, since Odessa is the only close market and Lubbock is two hours north. See the events section on this page for dates.

Where can I buy Pokémon cards in Midland?

Influx Games at 311 East Illinois Avenue is the largest TCG store in the Permian Basin and carries Pokémon alongside Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Digimon, Flesh and Blood and Lorcana. All Star Sports Cards on North Midkiff carries Pokémon bulk alongside sports, and EntertainMART on West Cuthbert stocks Pokémon within its wider media exchange. For singles and organised play, Influx is the answer.

Which Midland card shop is open latest?

Influx Games, open until 11PM on Friday and Saturday and 10PM on Sunday — though it is closed Monday and Tuesday and does not open until 1PM midweek. Those are play hours, not retail hours. EntertainMART is the most consistently accessible, open noon to 8PM most days and until 9PM Friday and Saturday. The three sports shops all close by 6PM.

Where can I sell my card collection in Midland?

You have four genuinely different buyers, which is rare for a metro this size. All Star Sports Cards on North Midkiff is noted for fair valuations on whole collections. Brothers Sports Cards on Andrews Highway buys outright, trades and takes consignments. Lone Star Sports Cards brings a coin-and-bullion counter's approach to vintage. EntertainMART trades broadly in store credit. Get more than one offer — our selling guide covers pricing first.

What are the best card shops in Midland?

Brothers Sports Cards holds a perfect five-star rating, though on only 11 reviews as a recent opening. Influx Games and Lone Star Sports Cards both sit at 4.8 — Influx for TCG and organised play, Lone Star for vintage sports, coins and bullion. All Star Sports Cards is the collection-buying specialist, and EntertainMART has by far the most reviews on more than 1,200.

Do Midland card shops sell coins and bullion?

Lone Star Sports Cards at 1004 West Front Street runs as half card shop, half coin and bullion counter — a combination more common in West Texas than elsewhere. It advertises price matching and daily deals, which is a useful posture in a category where pricing is usually opaque. Worth a second opinion there if you are valuing vintage sports cards.

Are there card shops near Midland?

Odessa is twenty minutes west and is effectively part of the same market — Midland-Odessa is usually treated as one metro locally. Beyond that the Permian Basin is remote: Lubbock is about two hours north, and El Paso and Dallas-Fort Worth are both long drives. Browse every card shop in Texas.

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From a living room to the largest TCG store in the Basin

Cards, coins and bullion on the same counter

The Horseshoe Arena shows

Where to sell a collection in Midland

The warehouse option

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From a living room to the largest TCG store in the Basin

Cards, coins and bullion on the same counter

The Horseshoe Arena shows

Where to sell a collection in Midland

The warehouse option

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